Full Moon Calendar 2020

When are the full moons in 2020? Here’s the Full Moon Calendar 2020 to help you keep track.

Full Moon Calendar 2020, 13 moons

For 2020, there will be 13 full moons.

The first full moon of the year, the Full Wolf Moon, is on the calendar for January 10th at 14:21 eastern time.

As the full moons are working their way to beginning the month, there will be 1 blue moon (assuming you go by the definition of 2 full moons in a calendar month). To keep this even more interesting, the 2020 blue moon will be on Halloween, October 31, 2020!

The dates and times are provided by NASA in Eastern Standard Time (EST) with Daylight Saving Time (DST) for part of the year. Also below is the Universal Time Coordinated (UTC) time. This was previously referred to at Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).

Note for April and December 2020, the date is referenced as the previous day based on the timezone conversion between Eastern Time and UTC.

Month

Day of the week

Full Moon 2020 Date

UTC Time

January

Friday

January 10, 2020 14:21 EST

19:21 UTC

February

Sunday

February 9, 2020 02:33 EST

07:33 UTC

March

Monday

March 9, 2020 13:48 EST

05:48 UTC

April

Tuesday

April 7, 2020 22:35 EST

02:35 UTC(April 8, 2020)

May

Thursday

May 7, 2020 06:45 EST

10:45 UTC

June

Friday

June 5, 2020 15:12 EST

19:12 UTC

July

Sunday

July 5, 2020 00:44 EST

04:44 UTC

August

Monday

August 3, 2020 11:59 EST

15:59 UTC

September

Wednesday

September 3, 2020 01:22 EST

05:22 UTC

October

Thursday

October 1, 2020 17:05 EST

21:05 UTC

October (blue)

Saturday

October 31, 2020 09:49 EST

14:49 UTC

November

Monday

November 30, 2020 04:30 EST

09:30 UTC

December

Tuesday

December 29, 2020 22:28 EST

03:28 UTC(December 30, 2019)

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About Cara

Hello and welcome to FullMoonology, a blog dedicated to the full moon. Why you ask? Because I've been fascinated with the full moon for years and knowing when one is coming up helps explain the odd things that usually happens.

Welcome to Fullmoonology

Hello and welcome to FullMoonology, a blog dedicated to the full moon. Why you ask? Because I've been fascinated with the full moon for years and knowing when one is coming up helps explain the odd things that usually happens. Read More…